1. Site Publisher The website available at the address www.flotaventure.fr is published by:
2. Publication Director The publication director of the website is Pascal Gardeur.
3. Vessel Ownership and Construction The Catalia floating suite operated on this website is the exclusive property of Franck Deluce, who is also its designer and artisan builder. Franck's shipbuilding projects can be viewed on his official website: www.lbordeauxhouseboat.fr.
4. Website Hosting The website is hosted by the tourism website creation platform Lodgify:
1. Purpose of the Contract These general terms and conditions of sale govern the seasonal rental of the Cataliafloating suite, located at the Port of Castets et Castillon (Gironde), offered by the website publisher to its guest clients. Any booking implies full and unreserved acceptance of these conditions.
2. Capacity and Rules of Life
3. Autonomy and Eco-responsibility The traveler acknowledges having been informed that Catalia is an autonomous floating habitat operating on solar energy ("Eco-Luxury" system). The traveler agrees to adopt a mindful use of resources (water, electricity) during their stay.
4. Booking and Payment Procedures Bookings are made via the Lodgify platform integrated into the website. The payment conditions (deposits, balance) and applicable cancellation policy are those transparently displayed during the booking process and detailed on the "Rates" page of this website.
5. Navigation and Steering Options
6. Security Deposit (Bond) To confirm your stay aboard Catalia, a credit card pre-authorization will be requested as a security deposit. This deposit is intended to cover any potential damage to the boat, breakages, as well as the loss or theft of equipment belonging to Flot'Aventure discovered after your departure. If no damage or missing items are noted during the end-of-stay inspection, the pre-authorization will be automatically cancelled.
7. Disputes and Applicable Law These terms and conditions are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, an amicable solution will be sought as a priority before any action is taken before the competent courts.